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Saturday, June 2, 2012

Communist How To Destroy America

U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit Upholds Government’s Use of Taxpayer Funds to Support Sharia

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit ruled that a federal taxpayer lacks “standing” to challenge the government’s use of taxpayer funds to support sharia-based activities. A former combat Marine who served in Iraq was the plaintiff in Murray v. United States Department of Treasury, et al. The federal lawsuit alleged that the U.S. government’s takeover and financial bailout of AIG was in violation of the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment. As argued by American Freedom Law Center (AFLC), by propping up AIG with taxpayer funds, the U.S. government is directly and indirectly promoting Islam and, more troubling, sharia. And as the Sixth Circuit noted in its opinion, Murray objects to his tax money being used to support sharia because it “forms the basis for the global jihadist war against the West and the United States.” Using tens of billions of taxpayer dollars, has directly promoted and supported sharia as a religious legal doctrine in violation of the U.S. Constitution.

Islamists For Pascrell: Anti-Semitism in American Politics

The Islamist poster urges the “Arab diaspora community” to “elect the friend of the Arabs” and billed the race as “the most important election in the history of the [Arab] community,” according to one provisional translation.

A New Jersey congressional race is becoming a referendum on a candidate’s Judaism. Islamists are going after a Jewish congressman. Islamic Jew-hatred rears its ugly beheading for the first time in a congressional race.

The Democratic primary race in northern New Jersey has devolved into a highly competitive proxy war over Israel, pitting the state’s pro-Israel community against a growing constituency of Arab [Muslim] voters who have accused a sitting congressman of putting Israel’s interests before America’s.

As the race between Democratic Reps. Steve Rothman and Bill Pascrell nears its Tuesday finish, veteran political observers on the ground have expressed concern at the way the battle between the two veteran lawmakers has transformed into a troubling ethnic brawl.

Krauthammer: Obama admin leaking intelligence on virus attacks to boost chances in Nov is scandalous

http://www.therightscoop.com/krauthammer-obama-admin-leaking-intelligence-on-virus-attacks-to-boost-chances-in-nov-is-scandalous/

It’s beyond a problem, it’s a scandal. Leaking the details that we saw in that plan about a very very highly secret operation, the name of the operation, how it worked, when it worked, how it leaked out, the fact that we had Israeli cooperation, the name of the Israeli unit – all I was missing were the Hebrew names of the Israeli agents and their street addresses in Jerusalem.

You wonder how and administration could do this, could allow all these secrets out and jeopardize what we’ve done, simply as a way to boost a president in an election year. I think it is a scandal.

How a Secret Cyberwar Program Worked
Obama and Israelis Collaborate on Stuxnet Against Iran
"Obama decided to accelerate the attacks — begun in the Bush administration and code-named Olympic Games."

Marine Aviators at the Battle of Midway

Friday, June 1, 2012

FLORIDA HOTEL FIRES WORKER FOR WEARING AMERICAN FLAG PIN

REAL HISTORY: THE FOUNDING OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE

In 1910 Senator Nelson Aldrich, JP Morgan and a few other influential bankers took a private railcar to a remote and exclusive club on Jekyll Island, GA. There they hatched the plan that eventually became the Federal Reserve Banking System.

Secret Service Interrogates Anyone Who Questions Obama's Eligibility

This video documents federal agents coming to the home of anti-Obama activist Rudy Davis aka LoneStar1776. There seems to be a campaign by the Secret Service to learn personal information about political critics of Obama. In a free country it is disconcerting to see the US Government sending armed agents to interrogate political activists. If Rudy were a Muslim this would be considered harassment and Islamophobia but law-abiding citizens who disagree with Obama are questioned.

STAKELBECK & GUESTS DISCUSS THE ‘UNHOLY ALLIANCE’ OF RADICAL ISLAM AND THE AMERICAN LEFT

This Is How Obama's 'Green Energy' Cronyism Works

Representatative Jim Jordan (R., Ohio), chairman of the Subcommittee on Regulatory Affairs, Stimulus Oversight, and Government Spending, questions John Woolard, president and CEO of BrightSource Energy, about using political influence in order to receive $1.6 billion from the Department of Energy loan-guarantee program during a May 16 hearing:

Thursday, May 31, 2012

Entrepreneur vs. Union Boss

‘I TOOK MY OPPORTUNITY’: EXPLOSIVE, EMOTIONAL DEBATE BETWEEN FOX BUSINESS’ CHARLES PAYNE AND UNION LEADER ABOUT COLLECTIVE VS. INDIVIDUAL ACCOMPLISHMENT (WITH BLAZE EXCLUSIVE FOOTAGE OF THE PRE-ARGUMENT THAT DIDN’T AIR)

PROFESSOR’S APPALLING RANT TO STUDENTS: COPS ARE ‘PIGGISH,‘ CONSERVATIVES ARE ’SCHMUCKS,‘ AMERICA IS ’PERVERSE PLACE,‘ NEED TO REVISIT ’USEFUL’ MARXIST CONCEPTS

PROFESSOR’S RANT TO STUDENTS: COPS ARE ‘PIGGISH,‘ CONSERVATIVES ARE ’SCHMUCKS,‘ AMERICA IS ’PERVERSE PLACE,‘ NEED TO REVISIT ’USEFUL’ MARXIST CONCEPTS

The talk was a panel discussion entitled ‘The Transformation of Poverty Governance’ and revolved around how America is handling it’s welfare state.

According to The University of Pennsylvania Professor Philippe Bourgois:

Conservatives “brutalize the poor” and are “mean-spirited schmucks”
Police are “rough, mean, vicious, nasty and piggish”
Police will make up charges to incarcerate you
Karl Marx is “useful” and we need to revisit his concepts
The prison system in America is “an unjustifiable outrage”
America is a “perverse place, not the Land of the Free”
Doctors “make tons of money” off the poor

NYC MAYOR BLOOMBERG’S ACTUAL DEFENSE OF LARGE DRINK BAN: ‘WE’RE SIMPLY FORCING YOU TO UNDERSTAND’

“The idea here is, you tend to eat all the food in the container in front of you,” Bloomberg said on MSNBC Thursday afternoon. “If it’s a bigger container, you eat more. If somebody put it in a smaller glass or plate or bowl in front of you, you would eat less.”

And then there’s this: “We’re not taking away anybody’s right to do things, we’re simply forcing you to understand that you have to make the conscious decision to go from one cup to another cup.”

“It’s not perfect, it’s not the only answer, it’s not the only cause of people being overweight – but we’ve got to do something,” he added. “We have an obligation to warn you when things are not good for your health.”

And: “I would just like to … force the consumer to hopefully move over to the less fattening drinks and everybody will be better off.”

Visit msnbc.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy

The Ivy League Hustle

Romney Protesters: "Where Are The Jobs"

Axelrod To Romney Protesters: "You Can't Handle The Truth"

Student loans soar 275% over past decade

Vid on asking the employer to pitch in.

‘Real News From The Blaze:’ Is Grade Inflation Producing a Generation of Overrated and Entitled Graduates?

‘Real News From The Blaze:’ Is Grade Inflation Producing a Generation of Overrated and Entitled Graduates?

The White House has announced it has granted more exemptions to No Child Left Behind, giving schools more flexibility to design curriculums that work best for their students, as long as they agree to meet certain educational benchmarks in exchange for the exemptions.
As more and more colleges and universities use ‘flexibility’ in their grading systems, there has been an increase in grade inflation, which some say leads to under-equipped, overrated, and overconfident graduates entering the work force.

Former college professor and Department of Education official Lori Roman joined “Real News” Wednesday to break down the negative effects grade inflation has on the development of students and the overall economy.

The competitiveness of academia secures high tuition-paying admitted students and the demands of increasing generations of entitled kids spiking grades.

With more students receiving "A"s than ever, are our kids getting smarter, or, is this grade inflation?

‘Real News From The Blaze:‘ What’s the Difference Between Tea Party and Establishment?

Wednesday, May 30, 2012

SEE PBS INFILTRATE THE MOST DANGEROUS BRANCH OF AL QAEDA IN YEMEN

Watch Al Qaeda in Yemen on PBS. See more from FRONTLINE.

CNN ANCHOR ACCUSES THE BLAZE‘S WILL CAIN OF BEING ’DISHONEST‘ FOR DENYING ’BIRTHER’ UNDERTONES IN ROMNEY SPEECH

And, with John Sununu the following exchange took place:

“It’s not an issue,” Sununu argued. “There is nobody in the Romney campaign that believes that the president was not born in the United States.”
“So then how come someone doesn’t say, Donald Trump is wrong?” O’Brien pressed.
“Donald Trump is wrong,” Sununu acknowledged. “The President was born in the United States.”
“That may be the first time,” O’Brien grinned.
“No it isn’t, ma’am,” Sununu snapped. “It’s just because you don’t read enough.”

‘THEN AND NOW’ ANTI-OBAMA VIDEO

PROTESTORS AND SUPPORTERS OF REP. ALLEN WEST CLASH AT TOWN HALL

PROTESTORS AND SUPPORTERS OF REP. ALLEN WEST CLASH AT TOWN HALL

A half dozen officers from the Boca Raton police department were on hand to run interference between West supporters and those who West said were hired by “the San Francisco billionaire” from the Credo SuperPAC but the real scuffles (and yes, I mean plural ) began, as they often do, during the audience question period where a woman interrupted the Congressman to argue her point on gay marriage. When approached by West’s security, the anti- West crowd began to loudly complain about the security team’s tactics, calling them storm troopers and accusing them of “Gestapo-like” behavior.

Ironically enough, West was so unafraid to engage in dialogue with the protesters that he engaged one or two of them in long one-on-one conversations, and good naturedly swatted down the ones that only came to scream at him. Examples of both exchanges were captured in this video, where West responded to a questioner who accused him of having no solutions with the line, “Put me in charge of this country and I’ll show you solutions.”

Not one to back down from a fight, West said, as he was surrounded, “I’m gonna stand right here.”
The words became physical when a West supporter with a cane responded to a woman who used profanity toward a man by shoving her and threatening to hit her with the cane. Police were around, but did not act forcefully with any of the people attending. One man, an anti-West protester, gently bumped the BPR camera person twice, purposely trying to intimidate.

Media Guide To Protesters

‘LET MY PEOPLE GO!’: ILLINOIS STATE REP. GOES ABSOLUTELY BALLISTIC DURING SCREAMING SPEECH OVER PENSION VOTE

Illinois State Rep. Mike Bost

WHICH POPULAR ROCK STAR JUST DEFENDED FREE MARKET CAPITALISM?

White Stripes, Rag & Bone

Seven Nation Army

Defending Free Market Capitalism

"HANNITY INTERVIEWS GROUND ZERO MOSQUETEER"

US CALIPHATE CONFERENCE AMERICA 2012 -- REVOLUTION: LIBERATION BY REVELATION

Harvard and UCLA Reject Israel Discussion

HARVARD, UCLA DISALLOW ARGUMENT FOR LEGITIMACY OF JEWISH STATE

Capacity Focus, 46: Distance-oriented e-Learning, the Moodle CMS, and Xerte and Exe authoring systems

This course in the Scratch Programming Language shows how Moodle works, with multimedia elements. The Mt Orange demo dummy school, shows how Moodle can be used to develop a cybercampus. As tutorial sessions 7 & 8 above show, Xerte can be integrated, and of course so can be other content development packages.

Quick and dirty: tutorial covering the Xerte Online Toolkits Graphics and Sound page including optional properties.

Xerte - Moodle Saviour

View more presentations from Sandra Pires

Where do we go for something that is educationally structured, and would fit with education content management systems like Moodle?
The sampler is available and it is free for download and it is integrated with Moodle for use on a 2 GB memory stick. A sandbox for experimenting is helpful since the idea is that Xerte is Moodle's salvation. Finally, eXe may be a simpler approach.

Tuesday, May 29, 2012

SARCASTIC ‘CATASTROPHE AWARD’ GIVEN TO 3RD GRADER ANGERS PARENT

Modern day education – especially of young children- is infamously infatuated with the concept of “self-esteem.”

Am I a Racist?

Essay

Victoria Jackson Goes to "Occupy Wall Street" - Part 1

Harry Stein, No Matter What… They’ll Call This Book Racist: How Our Fear of Talking Honestly about Race Hurts Us All

22 Fascinating and Bizarre Classes Offered This Semester Read the full text here: http://www.mentalfloss.com/blogs/archives/98411#ixzz1wJNgKdKv --brought to you by mental_floss!

Get a load of these bizarre (and expensive) college courses

Nobel Peace Prize Winner Turns Killer

Secret ‘Kill List’ Proves a Test of Obama’s Principles and Will

The Times interviewed 36 current and former advisers for its piece, and they painted a picture of someone who has changed:

They describe a paradoxical leader who shunned the legislative deal-making required to close the detention facility at Guantánamo Bay in Cuba, but approves lethal action without hand-wringing. While he was adamant about narrowing the fight and improving relations with the Muslim world, he has followed the metastasizing enemy into new and dangerous lands. When he applies his lawyering skills to counterterrorism, it is usually to enable, not constrain, his ferocious campaign against Al Qaeda — even when it comes to killing an American cleric in Yemen, a decision that Mr. Obama told colleagues was “an easy one.”

Behold A Pale Horse Charlie Daniels on the New World Order

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Abortion, Pro-Life, The War on Baby Girls: Part 1 - Undercover in Texas

Sign the petition NOW to stop the killing of girls, just because they are girls! www.ProtectOurGirls.com

Over 100 millions girls are missing today. These girls were victims of gendercide. The war on baby girls begins in the womb.

AUSTIN, May 29 -- Today, Live Action released a new undercover video showing a Planned Parenthood abortion clinic in Austin, TX encouraging a woman to obtain a late-term abortion because she was purportedly carrying a girl and wanted to have a boy. The video is first in a new series titled "Gendercide: Sex-Selection in America," exposing the practice of sex-selective abortion in the United States and how Planned Parenthood and the rest of the abortion industry facilitate the selective elimination of baby girls in the womb.

"I see that you're saying that you want to terminate if it's a girl, so are you just wanting to continue the pregnancy in the meantime?" a counselor named "Rebecca" offers the woman, who is purportedly still in her first trimester and cannot be certain about the gender. "The abortion covers you up until 23 weeks," explains Rebecca, "and usually at 5 months is usually (sic) when they detect, you know, whether or not it's a boy or a girl." Doctors agree that the later in term a doctor performs an abortion, the greater the risk of complications.

The Planned Parenthood staffer suggests that the woman get on Medicaid in order to pay for an ultrasound to determine the gender of her baby, even though she plans to use the knowledge for an elective abortion. She also tells the woman to "just continue and try again" for the desired gender after aborting a girl, and adds, "Good luck, and I hope that you do get your boy."

"The search-and-destroy targeting of baby girls through prenatal testing and abortion is a pandemic that is spreading across the globe," notes Lila Rose, founder and president of Live Action. "Research proves that sex-selective abortion has now come to America. The abortion industry, led by Planned Parenthood, is a willing participant."

Six studies in the past four years indicate that there are thousands of "missing girls" in the U.S., many from sex-selective abortion. The U.K., India, Australia, and other countries ban sex-selective abortion, but the U.S., save for three states, does not. On Wednesday, Congress will debate the Prenatal Non-Discrimination Act (PRENDA), which would ban sex-selective abortions nationally.

"Planned Parenthood and their ruthless abortion-first mentality is the real 'war on women'," says Rose. "Sex-selective abortion is gender discrimination with lethal consequences for little girls."

The complete, unedited video and transcript can be viewed at www.ProtectOurGirls.com, a hub of research and information on sex-selective abortions.

Live Action is a youth led movement dedicated to building a culture of life and ending the human rights abuse of abortion. They use new media to educate the public about the humanity of the unborn and investigative journalism to expose threats against the vulnerable and defenseless.

For further information, please contact Dan Wilson or Jameson Cunningham with Shirley & Banister Public Affairs at (703) 739-5920 or (800) 536-5920 and email at media@liveaction.org

Holder to promote Obama through black pastors

501c3 status with the IRS is the central issue.

Monday, May 28, 2012

Amazon Locker Innovation

Afterburner — “Into The Sea” — Bill Whittle

The history of Memorial Day

Pastor Gallups speech on Obama's ineligibility at Fair Park Bible Fellowship church

“Black People Have Become too Ignorant for Me to Claim, I Need to Invent a New Race”

Bob Schieffer Asks Robert Gibbs: “What Ever Happened to Hope and Change?

Sunday, May 27, 2012

2012 Road Trip Debt

Pissants Avoid Military as Hero

‘COME UP WITH A MORE NEUTRAL TERM’: MSNBC PANEL DEBATES USING THE WORD ‘HERO’ TO DESCRIBE FALLEN SOLDIERS

A follow-up, but at least he did apologize.

Είμαστε όλοι Έλληνες - We are all Greeks

CROWD REBUKES PIVEN FOR SAYING TEA PARTY DOESN‘T ’LIKE THE IDEA OF A BLACK PRESIDENT’

We’ve already covered the fact that Frances Fox Piven spoke at Messiah College — a Christian, higher education facility. Now, what we haven’t delved into is exactly what the radical academic had to say.

Sure, we told you that Piven admitted that the “tea party is an authentic movement,” a curious comment to say the least. But many of the news reports that recapped the event left out her more devilish commentary (which, as is usually the case, was in the details).

In addressing the successful right-leaning conservative movement, Piven seemed to allude a to her belief that the Tea Party is motivated by racism. Below, see her begin to dive into this mantra (which has become commonplace for many people on the left). In fact, she even says that the Tea Party doesn’t “like the idea of a black president.”

You’ll hear a man in the audience respond to her charges, saying, “as long as he follows the constitution we don’t care what color he is” (referring to President Barack Obama). Hear her comment and the man’s response.

And when it comes to GOP presidential candidate Herman Cain, Piven seems to think that the successful businessman may merely be a tool to help shield the racism that she thinks is espoused by many of those who oppose Obama.

MRC.tv’s Stephen Gutowski describes the odd compliment that Piven gave to the Tea Party later on in the speech (i.e. “authentic movement”).

When pressed by a student, as you can see at the end of that video, Piven back tracks and says that she doesn’t believe the entire Tea Party is racist or that race is their only motivation. That reversal in tone from earlier in her speech took an even sharper turn at the end of the night. So much so that she ended her remarks with a compliment for the Tea Party.

Message from "TUNISIA": "OBAMA, THE APE, WE ARE ALL OSAMA"

Saturday, May 26, 2012

Marxists March Against the Rich (Repubs) no Dems allowed - Part 1

Part 1 of 2 ( before the march) Part 2 of the March is here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IpA7I9biuDE
Post with pictures here
http://thesilentmajority.wordpress.com/2011/10/12/acorn-fellow-marxists-march...

Noon.October 11, 2011. 59th St and 5th Ave, A Marxist Lead March up 5th Avenues to the homes of the wealthy. The belligerents held banners and signs that represented ACORN, The Workers Party, Teamsters Unions, CUNY and the Socialist Party .

BTW- there is brief nudity by one participant from 4:14 to 4:32 (if you want to skip past this)

This was a protest a against Financial Seems only the Repubs are being accused of being greedy. Democrats Billionaires are the Good-Guys so they were not included. Decided to ask 4 different reporters (from MSM Networks) if they were aware of who had been left off this list. Alternately they played dumb or insisted that Murdoch was on the list and therefore my claim was incorrect. And a network cameraman informed me it was okay for Bloomberg to be left of the list, because this was for the VERY rich... (?)

This march means more overtime for the police and obviously there had to be less police in their neighborhood precincts as there was a large contingent that had to walk the marchers from 59th to 95th street. Before the march, there was lots of MSM media eagerly interviewing the 'average' folk who came out for this rally. The unwashed mob from Zuccotti seems to be missing in the UES march.

Part 2 will be a bit of the march. Never expected much to happen at the homes of these 'greedy' Billionaires, so after Murdoch's residences, I left...

How to Make Obummer's Spending Look Small

Recently, the Obama administration pointed to a single study by Rex Nutting, an economist who claims Obama’s spending binge “never happened.”

The blog Political Math (via Hot Air) constructed an easy-to-follow infographic that spells out all the ways Mr. Nutting is wrong.

How to make Obamas big spending look small

DO AMERICANS KNOW MORE ABOUT RELIGIOUS FREEDOM OR AMERICAN IDOL

DO AMERICANS KNOW MORE ABOUT RELIGIOUS FREEDOM OR AMERICAN IDOL?

What is your reaction to American's knowledge of religious freedom, as opposed to American Idol?

Among the big news stories this week (27 May 2012) were two very different issues:

More than 40 different Catholic organizations filed a lawsuit against the federal government over Obamacare’s contraception mandate.

Who would win the latest competition and be crowned the 11th “American Idol.”

So, we have the issue of religious freedom — a cornerstone of our nation and something many people believe is worth fighting and dying over – versus a 13-week televised singing competition.

Which do you think Americans will know more about? Considering the fact that almost 24 percent of the adults in this country are Catholic, you might expect at least some of them to know about the legal action taken by their church to protect their right to practice their faith without government direction or interference. Then again, maybe not.

IS THIS THE ‘GREATEST POLITICAL AD EVER?‘

MUSLIMA DEFIES SAUDI SHARIA POLICE: IT IS NONE OF YOUR BUSINESS IF I WEAR NAIL POLISH

Should women be allowed to wear make-up? Should there be police to monitor women in the mall? Why or why not?

Video of Hai’a staff arguing with girl goes viral

Half of the U.S. on the Dole

Number of the Week: Half of U.S. Lives in Household Getting Benefits

Friday, May 25, 2012

How to Create a Job: Creating Value, Not Just Work

Continue the discussion at http://www.facebook.com/economicfreedom.

With unemployment still above 9 percent, Americans are searching for answers that will lead to quality, lasting jobs. Past failures of jobs programs show that addressing the symptom instead of the disease has yet to lead to real job growth. Instead of talking about jobs programs, what needs to be discussed is how to provide the right environment for growth: economic freedom.

1996 Obama Socialist Program

1996 advertisement from the Hyde Park Herald, a community newspaper in Chicago, touts an appearance by Obama at an event sponsored by the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA).

THE BLAZE’S WILL CAIN CALLS OUT DEBBIE WASSERMAN SCHULTZ IN FRUSTRATING INTERVIEW…AGAIN

Priest Removed From Ministry Due To Sex Abuse Allegations Now Works as TSA Security

Elizabeth Warren stonewalling

Filings add to questions on Warren’s ethnic claims

Forget Bain — Obama’s public-equity record is the real scandal

Obama's Public "Investment" Failures

"Since taking office, Obama has invested billions of taxpayer dollars in private businesses, including as part of his stimulus spending bill. Many of those investments have turned out to be unmitigated disasters — leaving in their wake bankruptcies, layoffs, criminal investigations and taxpayers on the hook for billions."

"Amazingly, Obama has declared that all the projects received funding “based solely on their merits.” But as Hoover Institution scholar Peter Schweizer reported in his book, “Throw Them All Out,” fully 71 percent of the Obama Energy Department’s grants and loans went to “individuals who were bundlers, members of Obama’s National Finance Committee, or large donors to the Democratic Party.” Collectively, these Obama cronies raised $457,834 for his campaign, and they were in turn approved for grants or loans of nearly $11.35 billion. Obama said this week it’s not the president’s job “to make a lot of money for investors.” Well, he sure seems to have made a lot of (taxpayer) money for investors in his political machine.

All that cronyism and corruption is catching up with the administration. According to Politico, “The Energy Department’s inspector general has launched more than 100 criminal investigations” related to the department’s green-energy programs."

Obama Won’t Be Returning His Donations From Bain Capital

Obama Keeping Bain Cash

Teen Unemployment: DC 51.7%; CA, 36.2%...

Teen Unemployment

Economists have shown that the value of a summer job goes beyond a paycheck. Research published in the Journal of Labor Economics found that high schoolers who worked part-time had a greater likelihood of higher wages and better benefits in future employment, as compared to their classmates that didn't have a job.

“Missing out on summer jobs deprives teens of the opportunity to learn responsibility and important skills not taught in the classroom,” Michael Saltsman, research fellow at the EPI said.

Thursday, May 24, 2012

Economic Freedom

How has the United States gotten to be one of the most prominent countries in the world? In addition to our civil liberties, Americans have always enjoyed economic freedom — it’s this freedom which has made us the richest, most advanced society on the planet.

Yet America’s economic freedom is actually on the decline these days. And as our international competitors learn and embrace American-style economic freedom, they are quickly passing us by. So how valuable is economic freedom? Let’s have a look:

This is Part II in an ongoing series from EconomicFreedom.org. In case you missed Part I — a video on economic freedom’s impact on quality of life — you can find it after the jump.

‘THE REASON IS RELIGION’: MUSLIM SOLDIER CLAIMS HIS ISLAMIC FAITH WAS THE REASON FOR FT. HOOD BOMB PLOT

Abdo was also heard telling his mother that “it’s all true“ and ”the reason is religion. There is no other reason.” He says what he did was selfless because he was trying to avenge the United States’ wrongful treatment of people he considers his family, and that he used every resource he had “to make things as right as possible.”

A TERRORIST ABDUCTION OF TAMPA’S MAYOR? THAT’S WHAT SPECIAL OPS PRACTICED IN FL THIS WEEK

‘ANY OTHER MULTI-BILLION DOLLAR INDUSTRY WOULD BE TREATED CYNICALLY BY REPORTERS’: CANADIAN PUNDIT EZRA LEVANT RIPS GLOBAL WARMING LOBBY

Is global warming true? How do you know?

Obama's Thugs Vandalize Frisco

Wednesday, May 23, 2012

‘REAL NEWS FROM THE BLAZE:’ EGYPTIANS HEAD TO THE POLLS

What positive and negative aspects do you anticipate as Egyptians vote?

Eric Trager of the Washington Institute

‘REAL NEWS FROM THE BLAZE:’ CONGRESS HEADS FOR THE FISCAL CLIFF

The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office released a new study Tuesday reporting that the economy will shrink 1.3 percent in the first half of next year if the government is allowed to fall off the so-called “fiscal cliff” on January 1: allowing Bush-era tax cuts to expire and sheduled round of automatic spending cuts. Republican House Speaker John Boehner has been vocal in recent weeks begging Democrats to come to the table to tackle the debt ceiling part of the problem now rather than after the election in November. Democratic Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has been cold on that idea though, reinforcing Tuesday that Senate Democrats will not even consider extending the tax cuts until after the fall elections. The Washington Examiner reports on Reid’s confusing response to Republicans interested in moving forward on dealing with the fiscal cliff:

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., wrote to Republicans Tuesday, accusing them of caring only about “tax breaks for multimillionaires.”

Reid didn’t directly address the need for the tax cuts, but ripped Republicans for refusing to consider a deficit-cutting plan that would increase taxes in addition to further slashing spending.

“Unfortunately, it appears the that the Republicans’ blind adherence to Tea Party extremism is making it impossible to reach this sort of balanced agreement before the election,” Reid wrote.

On “Real News” Wednesday, the panel was joined by James Otteson of Yeshiva University to discuss how dire the situation is regarding the fiscal cliff, and what can be done on Capitol Hill to deal with the situation.

‘REAL NEWS FROM THE BLAZE:’ CATHOLIC GROUPS SUE OBAMA ADMINISTRATION

What is your reaction to the Catholic groups suing the Obama Administration over the issue of religious liberty?

WATCH JAY CARNEY STRUGGLE TO ANSWER IF OBAMA STILL SUPPORTS OCCUPY WALL STREET

MICH. PROF. PRAISES UNABOMBER AS A ‘PROPHET’ & POTENTIAL ‘SAVIOR’ OF HUMANITY

Is the Unabomber a prophet and savior? Why or why not?

16-YEAR-OLD CONSERVATIVE GIRL DETAILS DEATH THREATS AFTER POSTING GAY MARRIAGE YOUTUBE VIDEO

16-YEAR-OLD CONSERVATIVE GIRL DETAILS DEATH THREATS AFTER POSTING GAY MARRIAGE YOUTUBE VIDEO
Madeleine McAulay, a sixteen-year-old Christian conservative from North Carolina, is speaking out after receiving a litany of death threats and vile responses for publicly espousing her views on gay marriage.

After North Carolina voted to define marriage as being between a man and a woman, McAulay made a YouTube video in which she lamented the left trying to make it a “fresh” political issue, where she noted that it is actually the 31st state to do so.

She continued:

I’m not going to lie. I was a bit shocked to hear how [Obama] came to his conclusion for his support of gay marriage.

His daughters?

That’s right, the president of the United States now looks to his young daughters to make major decisions– and what I don’t understand is that the president is being praised for listening to his young daughters and yet I, a sixteen-year-old, when I speak my mind I’m ridiculed by the left.

This makes no sense.

So let me just get this straight. If I‘m young and I give into the left’s agenda, I’m praised, but I‘m young and I’m conservative, I’m evil? Hm.

Now I want to be clear. I don’t hate gay people, so stop trying to say that I do. I simply believe that traditional marriage is the most productive way, and the Biblical way, to pursue a relationship.

What is your reaction to this 16 year old blogger?

Madeleine's Blog

http://faithhopeandpolitics.com/re-vulgar-comments-from-controversies-of-gay-marriage/

She is now banned from YouTube for violating "community standards."

E-TERROR: ISLAMIC VIDEO CALLS FOR 'ELECTRONIC JIHAD' CYBER TERROR

Harvard and MSNBC: DON'T EXPOSE MUSLIM ATROCITIES; IT WILL MAKE ISLAM LOOK BAD

The MSNBC host brought in Harvard professor Leila Ahmed, who questioned whether Eltahawy should have written the article at all. Not because it was false, but because it made Muslims look bad.

The Mark of the Best: ‘Barcode everyone at birth’

http://www.bbc.com/future/story/20120522-barcode-everyone-at-birth

Obama Provides Bin Laden Info to Filmmakers

Judicial Watch Obtains DOD and CIA Records Detailing Meetings with bin Laden Raid Filmmakers

Armed Drones Now

Groups Concerned Over Arming Of Domestic Drones

Mott The Hoople - Melody Maker article - Nov 17, 1973

Tuesday, May 22, 2012

Newt Slams Media For Not Demanding Transparency Of Federal Reserve

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2011/10/11/newt_slams_media_for_not_demanding_transparency_of_federal_reserve.html

Newt Gingrich is asked about the Occupy Wall Street movement at the Bloomberg debate in New Hampshire:

New Gingrich: "If they want to change things, the first thing to do is fire Bernanke, who is a disaster as chairman of the Federal Reserve. The second person to fire is Geithner. The fact is, in both the Bush and the Obama administrations the fix has been in. And I think it's perfectly reasonable to be angry. But let's be clear about who put the fix in. The fix was put in by the federal government. If you want to put people in jail, I want to second what Michele said, you ought to start with Barney Frank and Chris Dodd. And let's look at the politicians who created the environment, the politicians who profited from the environment and the politicians who put this country in trouble."

Charlie Rose, moderator: "Clearly, you're not saying they should go to jail?"

Gingrich: "Well, in Chris Dodd's case, go back to look at the Countryside deals. In Barney Frank's case, go back and look at the lobbyist who was close to Freddie Mac. All I'm saying is, everybody in the media who wants to go after the business community ought to start by going after the politicians who were at the heart of the sickness which is weakening this country and ought to start with Bernanke, who still has not been exposed for the hundreds of billions of dollars."

"I want to repeat this, Bernanke has in secret has spent hundreds of billions of dollars bailing out one group and not bailing another group. I don't see how anybody in the news media demanding the kind of transparency of the Fed that you would demand of every other aspect of the federal government. And I think it is corrupt and wrong for one man to have that kind of secret power."

‘REAL NEWS FROM THE BLAZE:’ CATHOLIC GROUPS SUE OBAMA ADMINISTRATION

Should the State define what is Catholic, and, Catholic practices? Why or why not?

JAIL TIME FOR INSULTING OBAMA? STUDENT WHO STOOD UP TO OUTRAGEOUS TEACHER SPEAKS FOR FIRST TIME

Since the story broke yesterday, the teacher has been suspended with pay.

Should high school students in Social Studies classes be taught that you will go to jail if you insult Obama? Was the student correct to challenge the teacher? Why or why not?

MRCTV‘S INTERACTION WITH NOW PROTESTERS RALLYING AGAINST LIMBAUGH’S ‘HATE SPEECH’

THE MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD WOULD SLIT MY THROAT AND NOT BAT AN EYE: Tarek Fatah

BECK INTERVIEW ANTI-ISLAM MUSLIM LEFTIST

On Not Naming the Enemy Islamism Skit

Refusing to name the enemy

Lungren tries to identify Islamists as an issue

Holder Defends Islam

HUFFPO Hires 'House Jihadi': Mehdi Hasan

Mehdi Hasan - Non Muslims live like animals

"We know that keeping the moral high-ground is key. Once we lose the moral high-ground we are no different from the rest, of the non-Muslims; from the rest of those human beings who live their lives as animals, bending any rule to fulfil any desire."

"Ayatollah Khameinei has issued a fatwa saying the stockpiling, the production, the use of nuclear weapons us forbidden under Islam. Spot on. Islamic Republic of Iran. The fatwa of the Supreme Leader."

Hasan can be heard describing disbelief in Islam as an “infirmity” or mental illness.

In Islam, to believe is to know. To disbelieve is not to know. That is what it fundamentally comes down to; it [to disbelieve] is to remain ignorant; to cover up knowledge. After all, what is kaffar? Kaffar comes from the root word which means to cover up, to conceal. The kaffar is the one who covers up that knowledge which is clear. The French orientalist scholar Lamens [?], he once wrote that the Quran is not far from considering unbelief, disbelief as an infirmity, as an illness, as a disease of the human mind. Subhanallah. Non-Muslims point this out to us.

Ahmadinejad to "wipe Israel off the map"

Hassan’s favorable coverage of Iran.

Monday, May 21, 2012

SO WHAT DO THE OCCUPY D.C. PROTESTORS REALLY WANT?

Pamphlet from 1956 documents bullying union tactics

1956 Pamphlet

‘REAL NEWS FROM THE BLAZE:’ DID THE ADMINISTRATION ASK CONTRACTORS TO CHANGE JOB LOSS ESTIMATES TO FAVOR THEIR PROPOSED POLICY?

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